Regression toward the mean
In statistics, regression toward the mean is a principle stating that of related measurements, the second is expected to be closer to the mean than the first. Regression toward the mean is a statistical phenomenon which causes outcomes to be more likely to fall toward the center of a statistical distribution.
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Statistics - Statistical phenomenon
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